Theme songs and insert songs of American TV dramas
I’ve put together a collection of theme songs and insert songs featured in American TV dramas.
The selection ranges widely, from friendly, catchy pop tunes to tracks that evoke the heat of rock.
Some of these are popular series that are frequently broadcast in Japan with dubbed versions, so be sure to check them out.
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- A catchy tune that sounds familiar
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Theme and Insert Songs from American TV Dramas (21–30)
HushDeep Purple

Prison Break is a television drama centered on prison escape, which aired through Season 4 from 2005 to 2009.
In 2017, Season 5 was broadcast as a long-awaited new installment.
Hush was used as an insert song in Season 2, Episode 3.
Saving GraceEverlast

“Saving Grace” is a drama about a hard-living detective, Grace Hanadarko, who is visited by an angel named Earl.
It was also nominated for an Emmy Award.
The theme song is Everlast’s “Saving Grace.”
Theme and Insert Songs from American TV Dramas (31–40)
Who I AmJessica Andrews

“F.B.EYE!! The Moving Case Files of Partner Dog Levi and Female Agent Sue” is a drama depicting the work of Sue Thomas, an FBI agent who is deaf, and her hearing dog, Levi.
The theme song, “Who I Am,” was sung by Jessica Andrews.
I’ll Be There For YouThe Rembrandts

Beloved by many viewers as a TV series theme song, this track is a power-pop number distinguished by its bright, breezy melody and warm lyrics celebrating friendship.
Released by The Rembrandts on their album L.P.
in May 1995, it topped the Billboard Hot 100 Airplay chart for eight consecutive weeks.
It was also a major hit in Canada and Australia, achieving international success.
The music video, filmed at the SNL studio, interweaves the band’s performance with the show’s cast, superbly capturing the series’ world.
Its message—singing of friends who share life’s joys and overcome hardships together—makes it a song that resonates when creating memories with friends or strengthening bonds with someone special.
Awww Here It GoesCoolio

“Kenan & Kel” is a situational comedy that depicts the misadventures caused by two boys, Kenan Rockmore and Kel Kimble.
The rapper Coolio performed the theme song, “Awww Here It Goes.”
Piano Sonata No. 20, Fourth MovementFranz Schubert

“Wings” is a situation comedy set at an airport in Nantucket, Massachusetts, depicting brothers Joe Hackett and Brian Hackett.
Schubert’s Piano Sonata No.
20, fourth movement, was used as the theme music.
This Dream is RealGloria Reuben

“Missing – Psychic Investigator” is a novel based on Meg Cabot’s “1-800-WHERE R U,” depicting the exploits of FBI agent Haslett and a girl with psychic powers, Jess.
The theme song for Season 1 is “This Dream is Real,” sung by Gloria Reuben.


